Vincent Picozzi

2022 (Colorado State):

Due to injury, Picozzi appeared in just four games and made three starts in his long season at Colorado State

2020 (Temple):

Earned preseason All-American Athletic Conference recognition [Athlon's (first), Phil Steele (second)]
Finished the year with fourth-team All-AAC recognition from Phil Steele
A versatile athlete who has played all five offensive line positions
Moved over to start at LT after being a starter at guard for three seasons but started games 3-6 at RG due to an injury to Adam Klein.

2019 (Temple):

Entered the season as the starter at right guard
The Owls started the same five linemen in each of the first seven games of the season
Suffered season-ending injury at USF

2018 (Temple):

Entered season as starter at right guard
Played center at #9 UCF after Matt Hennessy went down with an injury and played the position in next two games at Houston and vs. USF
Returned to right guard in regular season finale at UConn
Started all thirteen games on offensive line
Earned All-ECAC Honorable Mention
APEX Predator Player of the Game (Houston)
#theSTANDARD Player of the Game (Maryland, Tulsa, Houston, USF)
Named to Athletic Director’s Honor Roll

2017 (Temple):

2016 (Temple):

High School:

Was a two-way starter on the offensive line and defensive line for coach Tom Kirk of Lansdale Catholic in Lansdale, Pa., for two years
Earned first team All-Catholic as well as an all-state selection
Played in the Philadelphia City All Star game
Named second team honors for academics
Attended Methacton High School for his freshman and sophomore years.
Parents Anthony and Margaret Picozzi. Has six sisters (Rachel, Sarah, Mary, Grace, Kate, and Mia) and two brothers (Anthony and Nicholas)